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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-03-16

Somerset, ss;-Court of County Commis-
slohcrs, March Term A. d. 1897
in tne FOREGOING petition, satisfactory
evidence hhYnB been received that TIN. pei
TONERS are responsible and ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition,
IL Is Ordered that the County Commissioners
meet at the dwelling house OF f. h stison in
the town of Madison on Tuesday May 3d A. ID.
1874 al ten O'Clock A. NJ andthence proceed to
view the route mentioned in sad petition; and
ihlnf diately after a hearing of the parties Will
he mad al spIne convenient place IN the vicinity
ana sufll further measures taken in the prem.
Uses as the Commissioners shall Judge proper
Ana u l. further Ordered that notice of the
time, place and purposes of the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid, lie given to all persons and
corporations Interested, by publishing an at.
tested copy Of the petition aforesaid with this
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
>omerset Reporter public new spaper printed
al Nkowheg IN in said county and also attested
copies of the same he served upon the Town
ClrrS OF the town of Madison, and TO be posted
IN three public places in said town, the publ
cation and serving and posting of the same he
al least thirty days before the time appointed
Tor said view, that ali interested NAV then ap-
pear and be heard If they think proper.
Attest l.. II. WEBB, Clerk
= rue copy OF the Petition and Order OF
Court thereon
OWN Attest: l. ii. WEBB, Clerk.
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Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives rs grandeur of mountains,
glens aud oceans, and thousands of means
of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when III perfect health; but how often do
the majority of people feel like giving ii
up dsheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there Is no occa-
sion for this feeling, As every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof, that
GREEN'S iHqRSt Flolrer will make them
free from disease, rs when born Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint are the direct
causes of scvcnty-iiYc per cent of such
maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, CostiyencSs. Nervous
Prostration, Dizziness of the Head, Pal
pitation of the Heart and other distress
ing symptoms. Three doses of daaast
Horer will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles 10 cents. Try it.
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Town OF Canaan.

The inhabitants of Canaan held theil
annual town meeting Monday last.
The following is an abstract of the re
port made by the selectmen:
Inventory of town for 1886, 1912 ,445
Amt. Tax raised by town for 1886, 49,,
67430 State tax, Sl,31S.2S; County tax
S404.67; Overlap, Sl97.S7; Total, So ,595
IL. No. of Polls, POS; at So each, 1896
Amt assessed on real and personal estate
81 800 II; Total, So ,995 l2. Rate of tax.
alton 81 60 on 500; Expenditures, schools
Sl,72l23; roads and bri 'ges, SS75.39
current expenses, $362.74; poor 81 1907
The liabilities are Sl,5S2.Gs and the re-
sources $263, leaving small balance
against the town of Sl3l9.G8.
Geo. w. johnson, l.. II Corson ant
William Harris were the selectmen last
year.
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So NuNlnGlwoek- Nj, Sadie Can
non who works in Murphy, coat shop.
fell and dislocated her left arm one day
last week Ms Cannon board, with
Mrs plummer Butter and lives in Fair
He'd. 10 which place SHE returned Monday
last. ReY. Mr. Jones exchanged with
Mr. Pepper last sabbath Last Thurs
day evening number from skoWhegan
met with Orrin JONES and paftook Of an
oyster supper. Austin Alien Wa> agree
ably surprised al h> residence last We'd
ne>lay evening by dozen or more belleS
of this town aud as many more gentle
men \ good time VAS enjoyed by all
present. Refreshments and eonfeetion-
airy WIRE SERVED i'll abundance Work
Is now booming at the coat shop. Mr..
Abbic Mullen Of No. Arson i reported
having walked from No Arson one day
last week. drawing baby on a sled with
her,. Dr. Fred bauforth has over 6op
volumes of books in his library costing
oyer SlDuG....G has Sawyer has returned
from Dcering his school having closed.
-. Harry Powers was elected School
Agent for District No. at meeting
held last Saturday evening Next Ned
/ nesday evening COL Stevens OF WaterYille
will give al illustrated lecture On tire Re
bcllion, for the benefit of the Bates Post,
q. A. Re-. M freight train Saturday or
Monday. The five O'Clock train did not
arrive until \ NJ. Sunday morning go.
Miss Carrie Towns is dangerously sick.
DR.. Robbins and IA Physician from Madi-
son were in consultation last Monday 49,.
Mr.. Seth Parlin, we are pleased to learn,
is improving -. Chas. DAVIS Of Cofnville
has returned and found work in WyInan :
cont shop. Mrs. wilkins is disposng
Of her millinery goods at reduced prices.
She will probably CLOSE out her business
here. Hilton 4 Nugcnt, clothing manu-
factnrers have dissolved. Mr.. Geo Nj
gent will continue the business 80.
Whoopin9 cough and tevers yet hold
forth Nothing comes to the re,ene....
Our meetings were we'll attended last Sab
bath evening -. Mis- T.. \. Stockman i
is the new drcsSmakcr over the post Of
flce.... Daniel Webster has made applica-
ton To enter soldiers Home Togus...
Crows have made their appearance, sure
sign of spring 10y our correspondent in
forms Wentworth Narney that his >rg
gestion made in tie paper last week II
read the November page of Farmers Al
manac is wise one and every tobacco
chcwer should take heed We give Mr.
V. IA chrome for his wise informalion..
The Indies of this village ale To hold a
pound party this evening in Grange Hall
proceeds to go for the benefit OF Mr.. Red
man Of Norrdgewock who is on the sick
list.
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Good Judgment.

Justice comes high In Wateryille. The
cost of the municipal court last year was
50 SOL, leading Augusta by over $500 1t
looks as If Watcryille now possessed cy-
cry qualification for becoming II city
Portland .ldretiser.
We advise the Wateryile Sentinel to
carefully peruse the above item from the
always lcvel-headed, unbiased, non-parti-
san Portland Advertiser, whose editor is
credited with excellent judgment,-h'cn-
hebec Democrat,
Now let the Advertiser come down on
Bro. Bunker as it did on us some months
ago when we yentured to intimate that
the Advertiser was not Rep ubican
newspaper.
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ESOnd Notice.

10 the Honorable Board Of County Commits.
slon"ts within ana Tor thr County ii Somerset.
ne undersigned persons IN crested respect
fullS represent that the public convenience and
h'otS,lN 10 not require the building of tine
oad, or highway as located nv he Cnnn1y
commissioners of somerset County ON the peti.
non ~ t'eotge Wentworth aud other-, dated
the nun nay of March 1854 and commencing
ip'i asa hiaekwells ia Madison, thence run.
ming >ontheasterly aud conf q into the rond
or highway which leads from kowhe to
S"rtn anson, at point betseen the house of
u, 9tllsnh and tn school House.
our petitioners, therefore, respectfully re
HneNi YOU to view said route and discontinue
'h, saline, aud as in duty bound will ever pray.
Madison, November 18th, 1856
Il. i. j. WESTON aud 1870 others
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The pain and misery suffered by thost
scribable. The distress of the body Is
equalled or surpassed by the confusion
and tortures of the mind, thus making it,
victim suffer double afiliction. The relief
t. at is given by Hoods Sarsaparilla has
caused thousands to be thankful for this
great medicine. 1t dispels the causes of
dyspepsia, tones up the digestive organs.
Try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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The railroads in Northern Maine have
had hard time this winter. The Frank
lin and Mcgantic has been blocked large
fraction Of. the five weeks just passed.
Kingfeld the terminus has had very irreg-
nlar mail since.
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Capt James b. Eads Of the Mississippi
river jetty fame is dead at an advanced
age. A New Orleans paper says the jet
ties added 81 800 900 to the wealth of the
famers and manufacturers of this great
valley, which he opened to the largest
steamers in the world.
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NoRTH MApIsoS-Mr. Harrison Salley
returned from the West few days ago
where he has been spending the winter
with friends He reports mild winter
in Iowa and Kansas, rs compared to ours.
80 Mr.. r. b. Patterson is suffering from
broken finger. Mr.. Fred l. French Is
moving his goods from the place he SOLD
last fall, and George Hall Is moving onto
II There il n greater amount of snow
ON the ground now than we have had for
a number of years.
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Uncle William Atkinson has got hi
charter for the Carrabassctt and Canada
railroad through and got the signature Of
the governor thereto aud Is consequently
happy.
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proposition is before the Legislature
to return to the system Of annual sessions
Of the legislature, but leaving the elee-
tons as they HOW are.
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Eminons Blaine has been appointed
general freight and passenger agent Of
the Chicago. Santa Fe aud California
railroad
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Rev W. F. Eaton, formerly Of Cape
Elizabeth, was bamboozled into getting
mp a colony and going to Senaioa Mexico
He now utters piteous call for help To
get his victims out Of desolate barren
small pox and fever stricken country
His daughter wrote to friend in Port
land short time ago that drowning in
Portland harbor was preferable to going
10 sinaoa, and the Reverend gentleman
saws this was wise remark.
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge.
ERSET, SO.
J. WALL ST, NEW YORK.

SOMERSET, So. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF Henry F. bradbury OF skow-
hogan. Insulvert Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that petition has. on
this teuth day of March A. ID. 1857, been pre-
scented to said Cour for said County by Henry
+ Bradbury, OfSkowhegan, in The County of
Somerset praying that he may be decreed to
have a full discharge from all his debts prova-
BILE under the Ins0lven Law of Maine, and upon
said Petition, 1t Is or cred by said Court that
n hearing be had upon the same before said
Court, ut the Probate Court Room III Skowhe-
gan IN said County of Somerset on Tuesday the
Twelfth day OF April A. ID. 1887, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon; and that notice thereof he
published in the Somerset Reporter It news
paper published in said County OF Somerset,
once week for two successive weeks. the last
publication to be seven days before the day of
hearing: and that all creditors who have prov.
ed their debts, and other persons inter, sted,
may appear at said place and time, and show
cause, ii any they have, why a discharge should
not be granted said Debtor according to the
prayer of his petition.
Attest:
S. IL GOODWIN, Register of said Cont for
said County Of Somerset. 2wll
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iAlAl1 kA'-'ui correspondents "ii''9 :
The publishers OF the School ''ahette,
contemplate an enlargement of their pa
>, f,,,,r finn. tho .i,o of tho nrnsont
-,
sheet. iheS nav i"ieh'a'' =" NJ" ioe -
type and are about to purchase new
press. the old one not being large enough
to print the paper. 1t is growing rapidly
in rirculotiou. and is n spicy little sheet.
If any of The readers of the REPORTER de-
sire Ia take the paper by inclosing their
address and ten cent- in an envelope to
the Gazette, PALMYRA Maine, will re-
cpivc the same one year free of postage
~. +. Homestead had IA horse injured
anitc bad recently. His son. Charley, had
turned two horses out to water and while
they were frolicking about in the yard,
one of the horses kicked the other Oh one
of lis hips INJECTING II severe wound there
Charlie Pat1en while at work in
Tie woods, by some means drove II
splinter into the cord Of the third finger
of his right hand, causing painful
wound We notice that quite Il heated
controversy is going on between the
Cornyille and PALMYRA correspondents OF
The pittsticld Advertiser, relative tn the
cider question the former in defence OF
il and the latter against it Now we full.
lv sustain the PALMYRA correspondent :
,.ia,v nf tbn ,nipstion and would if we
could scnd every cider mill ont of exist.
once Now we wish to make n sunnes.
tion Ia the cidpr-makcr. it is this
youldnt il nav Won better 10 rip out the
crushing machines and presses that are
now in your cider mills, erect in THEN
s.ead some hen roosts and hens nests and
mt in n rood flock of hens? We suggest
that Won trv thc experiment and see if
vour cider mill. don't nav Won A larger in.
como and n clearer conscience besides
,hon il did before Charlie Homestead
wont Ia Roston las. Tuesday. He has Sc.
rured n posjtion in the Shaw Bros. Lcath.
or store Mrs. w II, Towlc and Bert
uoy,.n also went the same dav F.. NJ
Ernst il having lumber sawed for an epu
coolor which he is goinp 10 build tbi.
summer The Hanson Bros. are going to
dn ia. carnrnter work Mrs .JoSeph
T.athers and Mrs. James Russell are re.
norted nn The sick list This week An
at,nrt ia hcino made to form n class in
nointino in his nlace this spring. Sue.
rass ia This move rs If is the FIRST class of
tho kind thot has ever been formed here
Tho shinolr mill started IN last Mon
dav An unusual small amount of cedar
il in the ward this spring T.. Me
Farlond was in Dexter n few DAYS last
week +. ID. Mcfarland by some mistake
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Tie following acts AMI resolves
bav.. lfen af4Iraved hy thu Governor flnr.
-
an- tn pa
Aet-. relating Ia widows dover Ill
creasiue The saiarf ei Adlataht 9eheia
10 sl23ef h provide Tor securing iae
rights ri mort 2ase bona h9llefs u pre-.
teet breelei- 81 olpodea ahiiiiais a-a3as
fraudulent ft@>ifasloa rsialih@ - "a
TIN 81 ht2hNdA lroNialii- IN s.5e
oil iaAes Oh Minus III ali4ht'i t'7iaa
iiaet - Hit ae9a3h HaA 49,
...,..=,,,.ts III f.r4.44Iat54
- H., i, -, annually. H.,
I'm i ~ - ,5.=.g55i#,..
~. 5Il.5f.I5.=i .5f,i,.rs af tb. Itff= W.
shall ha1a lIeen>e a. pedlef, fafee reiat
fnaf To taxation Of corporations act auth
orjliag arrested parties To give 5ai on
sunday. providing for bureau of IN
dn>trIal am labor statistics, authorizing
towns and cities 10 is,uc notes or bonds,
relating to exemptions Of personal prop
erty from attachments and sale on tAf5a-
ton. increasing the Salailes ol 5haae> 81
tie supreme Judicial OUT ari 10 aHaell9
ch l. ; relating h eoti.n2 a>'9e III
tou> to divide the town Of fltt>tahf Ia
Incorporate the bennington aitf com
panX relating Panpers III ahlAe9iP9taI=
Ell places relating 10 eoHi>e "a st"tA III
- -. ~ ,il,ri,f Va IN 1u.en aufbor
announcement Vffb North AuSou#
taa'l.,.,. .,5tl47trizin., ..5fje4 and towns -
49,, l.,r,js and building, for y poBI5e or
~, ,,..ll..r,#. rsla,ingfainalin.s f1I-a static
mn n rlections, Resolve. i'm favor Of
". fr.,,f. IIa.nftsi eroyi,linu for the
,,l.i,,o, az III S50 non bei,neathed by Toy.
g,,Ilrn md naVino tbe bo~njtal Der
e,,, interest an IN nroyJaIne FIR sub.
,njltioa Ia the neonIe the propa-iii5n Ia
NM thr limit of holding the ahIee Of
Treasurer Of State 6 year, instead of =.
nppropriatiug s. epa IL Maine STATE Agri-
cultural society and the Eastern Mane
State Fair; appropriating S3,uao for tile
Canada road to be expended under dirce=
ton of County Commissioners ~ Noiner-
,et county act GIVING a3llilioaai l's
10 the Eden " dlef eolHFaHa AZ am "a
tory Oh the slale pension inv - 9u'. -,
certain cases IL Mi MOI ~
prove llal alsaotlliy Nas .''lsi ''4 IA
W, ,i'ts3 -. III ,he fr,,.
- - l,,t -. ~ anc,.n, md mod
M. ,all l tanol,t anl, Inv III.
rrction of The school committee, HING
~. .alarv Of Treasures of State mt SIP
mn Der year amending the laws relating
Ia Insurance "a that violations of the in
sprancc statutes NAV be punished by
fine and Imprisonment and providing
that actions NAV be brought by County
Attorneys on complaint Of any citizen.
also allowing the reyocal Of license Of
agents and brokers for violations Of law
Provision is also made tint agents may
do an exchange business with each other;
incorporating the Carrabasset and Canada
railroad company
p..,Ive annro,riatins 5000 annually to
oat GIayr Seminary. - ooo annually for
,,rn yoars far thn industrial school for
Tho hill .nn,onriat,no sIo ooo for pcu-
sions for the dependent widows. sisters
or children of deceased veterans, ire
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President Cleveland is the great Yetoer.
lie has vetoed 1872 bills p more than all
his predecessors.
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CAITION

Notice is hereby given that n II Jobnson
mas no authority to collect money for. or in any
Reporter. JOSEPH n SMITH
publisher of Somerset Reporter.
skowhegan, March Is, 1887. Swil
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HOW 1t AFFECTED TILE DEACON.

This ia a deacon of an ortllo-
doS church. You would mt
think So, but he Il. 1t Is not
often that he Is seen in his con-
dilion. Has he been drinking ?
oh. no ! lie IL perfectly sober,
but ooh, 90 harry" Perhaps
you wonder why. ! will toll
YOU. He has just tried for the
frat time "A chew of the famous
"lIapry Thought" wave line
plug tobacco, and 1t tasted SO
good, and 90 much like it used
20 taste in the good old days
behind the schoolhnuse fence,
that the deacon felt that he had
renewed his youth. He felt so
good, he stood on his hands, as
you sec In the picture, just as
lie used to in the old school
house yard. HAPPY Thought"
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Cattle Commissioner, Bailey and Ben di,-
posed Of six Of those STATE College bulls, last
week, and the total expense To the State Mas
only $50. Only five bulls remain, and these will
be disposed Of this week. Nobody has driven
The Commissioners ont o. barn vet.
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Somerset S. j. Court,


DANfoI11 j. Presiding,
Rev. Mr.. Little II .niversali,t.3 Chap.
y,nas Von.,l,an cboriU
;, - -.
Il, !, Dahloitl' tNe"l 'o"i'y at'oihS.
l. IL. Webb, Clerk.
l. D. Pulsifrr. Stcnouraphcr.
g''' I'm - ,.s e''''
foIciiiah' iiaAciSc 1ui ~ ipiiohs'
FIRST JlRY.
- T. pao,it.,. L,,r,.,,a, r,ol,,lon
y. W. Allen. Fairfield
Hiram Bcrdeeu, Pittshcld
Charles Chapman, Athens
Josiah l. Davis Solon
i9aaC !; pori''ly' on" iieSai
calyin r. Fllis Concord
w. c. Fitzgerald, Canaan
Sidney I. Goodrich bingham
.osepn " iaeno'n' Det'''e
60. -
C., -, Mt. - -.
r "a Knann Nv Portland
A. p. McMaster, Pittsileld
William II. Moore, Arson
Jonas lhthcr' MI s loGe ,m..'N
Dayid Pearson FAIRFIELD
David Rowcll, Hartland
Nelson q. Rove, smlthlleld
4 iisoh ~ 9alicy' =, "a'''s ",
r II vn,gio HARMONY
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Speaker Carlisle was at Boston lasi
week the guest Of the Bay State Club.
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BRrGuroN-Mrs. Ella Decker Kincaid
arrived here Friday ts see her mother,
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From the forthcoming report Of the In
sarance Commissioner it appears that the
number Of policies issued by Life Compa-
MES In Maine during lss6 vas Fps
amount insured 81 $50, G87; premiums re-
ceiyed. s552 2ls losses paid, s399,9l6.
About s. 900 600 insurance was written
nv two Maine Assessment Companies.
The Casualty and guarantee business for
the year amounted to policies, SLIGO ];
amount insured, s8,Gll,2oi; premiums re-
ceiyed sGs 2G3; losses paid, S33 232.
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t..,...,.,,. NJ. 41.l.i.. KIN .#t4..,5...t
! 'i''' ''='' :, - -
private aeit'Ha .H'l'9aA "ee6 III eh'
High School building Men are coming
out af the wood, nrarlgt4ery day.. The
p.e5t..l. ,....t5,..,. a.. ,z.ll attan.ltal
"a - n''i ~ esi''-
MY members are 25tl2 failaiA gathered
n Had a vi>if a>l week from sister
soeie1y Al Oakland 80 herr j, IN aur vii
lasr ba. only twelve year, oil Who vii
tip the scales n ON hundred and siNtf
pounds s9mc very handsome horse-
arr 10 be seen IN or streets every plea,-
AM day Ilose of tie Hon ). \. Ny
attract thr mo>t attention Especially tht
celebrated Man1 X Or Ta,h has a
number al good colts. l. I. 1oiHa1
MAKE, good show with "Nhitc-cXra
jim Cha> Ro>e, Philip Libby and
Bon Dyer have good stepPers. When
chas Phillips drives down from sonef.
set he makes the show lily Horace Low
WIS down a few days since with very
handsome colt. Then Columbus BnrrIlI
comes ont with some of tile Franklin
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Hon. Eben F. Pillsbury, well known to
Maine people died at his home in Melrose,
Sunday the 18th, inst Mr.. Pillsbury has
been out of health for several years.
lie was in Maine last August and spoke
in Skowhegan and several other places.
It was observed generally that he had
lost his old time energy and hold upon an
audience. His great power was In his
plausible cloqucnce. The great mistake
of his life was in leaving his profession
and entering politics. He would have
made his mark in Maine as criminal
lawyer and attained fortune as well as
fame. He was genial, pleasant man Of
high social qualities and devoted TO his
family His age was G2 and he leays a
wife, a son and two daughters.
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bacco made. 1t costs no more than other and
inferior grades, and needs but one trial TO provo
Its superiority. 10 cents. All grocers sell 1t now
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Extends from Monroe, II station on the jackson
Vile, Tampa aud Key West Railway, along the
west bank of Lake Monroe. southwesterly
through the towns of sylvan Lake. Paola,
leland Lake, Flen Ethel, Lougwood, Altamout
Forest City, Toronto, Lakeyie Glarkona, Mil
lcrs. and Crown Point to oakland n beautiful
Village located on the south shore Of Lake
Apopka. a distance OF 81 miles, and is being
rapidly extended through To Point rinella5 ON
the Gulf
This road passes through the most fertile
lands of the state of Florida and the most thrifty
orange belt of the State. II is doing very
satisfactory business and earning more than
the interest ON IFS honded debt, and when com
pleted we see no reason why it should not pay
handsome dvidens ON lis stock as It is bonded
for small amount Of %, 900 per mile.
These bonds are FIRST and only lien on
the road and equipment and in addition are
guaranteed, principal and interest. BY the
Orange Belt Investment Co., which owns
LARGE MILLS AT LoN3wcoD THAT Asr FARMING
OVER $4,000 A YEAR NET Br3I1E9 WHICH TIN
COMPANY HAVE vALUA8Lr RrAL r5TATE AND oTa-
En- PROPERTY, rsTNATEo N ALL, WITH TIE MILLS
TO BE woE-I s33o.1oo. AND WHEN THE Rad 10
rIEIcEED 70 POINT PIgfLLEs II I5 raTuATEc THAT
TIE INvEsTNENT coxFAFY'1 PROPERTY WILL BE
WORTH AT LEA3T s. eco 600. Not ia;L1oN1 TIE
TIE RAILROAD AND ITs FGAN.aI5Ea
The company reserves The right to redeem
these bonds AT any lime after five wears. and
It l. believed thai they VIII be abb to retire
Them all in five years as 1t Is Tor the guHrtntors
to do 50. they hciug III" uNucrs of 10 pr cent
of the stock, which, NTH The q per cent We
Offer, Will own the road after these bonds have
been retired and will he the only lien upon the
raj road equipment and franchises.
We look upon his security n good invest
ment. aud with 60 per cent Of stock bonus offer
ed with the hOnds they should command the
attention of the investing public.
CRiSWoLD & ClILETT,
4w11. 3WALL-Sr., NEW YORK.